Wow. You sure have a lot of family-related drama. I can related. Granted. Probably not on the kill-count. I just killed my own niece to become Alpha and wreak havoc on the assholes responsible for ruining my, and the rest of my surviving family's lives. I did plan on giving Scott's mother the bite but said human friend rear ended my car. So. That didn't work out.
[ What complete contradictory and hypocryptical bullshit, Peter. Whatever. He thinks he's justified. ]
You keep saying the word doppelganger. I get what it means but again, never had that problem. Surprisingly. And Beacon Hills gets a lot of garbage.
I haven't even scratched the surface on family drama, I assure you. [Wait til he tells you about his mother.]
You would do anything to secure your power, your safety. I can respect that. I'm much the same. I don't kill for pleasure. I don't attack people because I can. Every move is a calculated maneuver. Do I have my anger moments? What werewolf doesn't? But I will always come out on top.
Doppelgängers have their own magic, a breed of supernatural all their own. I have met a few before Elena. Her ancestor was used in making me what I am, and using their magic to suppress my werewolf side for near a thousand years. You see, my mother had a dalliance with a werewolf outside her marriage, and never told anyone. When I turned after spilling my first blood on the full moon after I was made into a vampire, it essentially let the cat out of the bad.
But we were already unnatural. And an unstoppable son was a no-no. So I paid for her indiscretion. And I did so for a thousand years.
You know, given how blatantly obvious it should be that we as wolves have control issues, it's surprising how many people don't exactly seem to get that. Other werewolves included. But we've pretty much beat that horse into the ground by now.
Wow. Sucks to be you. I'm surprised you didn't take the liberty of going on more angry murderous rampages. Sitting around like a vegetable faking catatonia for years was enough for me. If I actually had my wolf suppressed for a thousand years, I'd probably lose it. That's also me. Admitting to theoretical defeat. More proof of how boring this place is.
How about hunters? That's been the biggest apparently permanent thorn in my family's side for literally centuries. Got any of those?
My killing has general purpose. To regain what is mine, to avenge someone, to retaliate for what has been done to me. Bloodlust could be a terrible thing, but everything has purpose, everything can be utilized. Most people forget this.
See, that's where you come in. Not only do I like you for your ability to actually think, something truly rare, but you have an air about you. People like us need to stick together, not just because our respective thorns in our sides for where there are Scott's there will be more Tylers after him. I know I look younger than you, and I wouldn't dream of mentoring you, but if you want to get anywhere in this world or yours, take heed. I told this to someone once, and it speaks very true.
Do not arm yourself after war is declared. Make your army so large that no one dares to challenge you.
This is how I have survived witches, doppelgängers, supposed cures, rival vampires, and even my siblings. And yes, hunters. I have killed and tortured enough in my day.
Bloodlust isn't necessarily ever terrible. Like any kind of lust, it serves as a means to drive you. Under the right circumstances, it's really just more of a tool to use to your advantage. I mean, with as a human, I guess it can make you go in over your head. But as a werewolf or even, I'm assuming, as a vampire, it just makes your drive more powerful.
Philosophical bullshit aside, thank you. Believe me, if I were a super powered werewolf-vampire in Beacon Hills, I would have taken care of unfinished business long ago. Unfortunately, it's not as easy. I'm working on it.
Here on the other hand? No pack ties, obligations, or statuses, I've got a bit more leeway to... form new packs so to speak.
[ Because he absolutely refuses to think of himself as human, even here. ]
Realistically speaking, without being who we used to be, we won't get far here alone. And as we discussed, the general draw pool of idiots the gods are bringing in don't seem to appreciate our way of thinking.
Also, we're seriously going to need allies who can do something that doesn't involve mentally tipping cans over and figuring out who's got a crush on who. No offense, but our firepower is pretty limited.
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[ What complete contradictory and hypocryptical bullshit, Peter. Whatever. He thinks he's justified. ]
You keep saying the word doppelganger. I get what it means but again, never had that problem. Surprisingly. And Beacon Hills gets a lot of garbage.
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I haven't even scratched the surface on family drama, I assure you.
[Wait til he tells you about his mother.]You would do anything to secure your power, your safety. I can respect that. I'm much the same. I don't kill for pleasure. I don't attack people because I can. Every move is a calculated maneuver. Do I have my anger moments? What werewolf doesn't? But I will always come out on top.
Doppelgängers have their own magic, a breed of supernatural all their own. I have met a few before Elena. Her ancestor was used in making me what I am, and using their magic to suppress my werewolf side for near a thousand years. You see, my mother had a dalliance with a werewolf outside her marriage, and never told anyone. When I turned after spilling my first blood on the full moon after I was made into a vampire, it essentially let the cat out of the bad.
But we were already unnatural. And an unstoppable son was a no-no. So I paid for her indiscretion. And I did so for a thousand years.
Like I said though, I always come out on top.
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Wow. Sucks to be you. I'm surprised you didn't take the liberty of going on more angry murderous rampages. Sitting around like a vegetable faking catatonia for years was enough for me. If I actually had my wolf suppressed for a thousand years, I'd probably lose it. That's also me. Admitting to theoretical defeat. More proof of how boring this place is.
How about hunters? That's been the biggest apparently permanent thorn in my family's side for literally centuries. Got any of those?
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My killing has general purpose. To regain what is mine, to avenge someone, to retaliate for what has been done to me. Bloodlust could be a terrible thing, but everything has purpose, everything can be utilized. Most people forget this.
See, that's where you come in. Not only do I like you for your ability to actually think, something truly rare, but you have an air about you. People like us need to stick together, not just because our respective thorns in our sides for where there are Scott's there will be more Tylers after him. I know I look younger than you, and I wouldn't dream of mentoring you, but if you want to get anywhere in this world or yours, take heed. I told this to someone once, and it speaks very true.
Do not arm yourself after war is declared. Make your army so large that no one dares to challenge you.
This is how I have survived witches, doppelgängers, supposed cures, rival vampires, and even my siblings. And yes, hunters. I have killed and tortured enough in my day.
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Philosophical bullshit aside, thank you. Believe me, if I were a super powered werewolf-vampire in Beacon Hills, I would have taken care of unfinished business long ago. Unfortunately, it's not as easy. I'm working on it.
Here on the other hand? No pack ties, obligations, or statuses, I've got a bit more leeway to... form new packs so to speak.
[ Because he absolutely refuses to think of himself as human, even here. ]
Realistically speaking, without being who we used to be, we won't get far here alone. And as we discussed, the general draw pool of idiots the gods are bringing in don't seem to appreciate our way of thinking.
Also, we're seriously going to need allies who can do something that doesn't involve mentally tipping cans over and figuring out who's got a crush on who. No offense, but our firepower is pretty limited.
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We must form our own pack then. Both with no obligations to our former and to form a cohesive group. Strength in numbers, mate.
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This is seriously going to take some getting used to.
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Birds of a feather or some such.